As summer gets into full swing, Caitlin Press has a wonderful line-up of books to choose from for your summer…
Browsing: Arts & Education
By Jessica Kirby When I started with issue #1 of The Green Gazette, my children were six and two years…
By Jessica Kirby If you’re taking tech into nature, here are the tops picks for making your learning experience the…
Fundraiser for Ukrainian refugees at the Zbraslav shelter in Prague, Czech Republic – By Sandra Kelly Klassen – A woman…
By Guy Dauncey – All around the world, people on the cruel side of the housing crisis are in need…
By Angela Gutzer – The question of when to say goodbye to your pet is one of the most difficult…
By Venta Rutkauskas To commit to a place, a community, or a landscape, there comes a time when we are…
Using the creative process to ease anticipatory anxiety and calm the nervous system – By Tanya North-Shymko – We’ve all…
Sage Birchwater launches new book of stories on the Cariboo-Chilcotin In his latest book, Talking to the Storykeepers (Caitlin Press),…
As I write this, I am preparing for a trip to Kamloops to visit Tk’emlúps te Secwe̓pemc, formerly known as…
By Sage Birchwater – I won’t say goodbye. Maybe so-long. Maybe catch you later, alligator.For many years since Lisa Bland…
By David Suzuki – It’s hard not to despair over the state of the world, but one well-known, proven antidote…
Article by Sage Birchwater – In a corner of my office sits a pile of signed petitions dating back six…
Article by Shawn Lewis, President, Williams Lake Cycling Club – Fresh off the success of Williams Lake’s first machine-built trail,…
Article by LeRae Haynes – Daniella Gastaldello is a young, informed ‘hippie’ transplant from Vancouver Island who has embraced her…
Article & Photo by LeRae Haynes – Beauty, history, craftsmanship, and an artist’s eye come together at Fox Mountain Urban…
The Rivershed Society of BC is a non-profit dedicated to using Watershed CPR (Connect. Protect. Restore.) to transform the Fraser…
By Alexandra MortonPublished by Penguin Random House Canada Alexandra Morton has been called “the Jane Goodall of Canada” because of…
Article by Jessica Kirby – Isolation is a funny thing. As children, we fear it, sure there are monsters lurking…